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How to interview an author

How to give author interviews from where you are or from London, England or somewhere else in the world can be a task but there are a few tips on hand that are excellent to use for your interviews.

Many bloggers that start giving author interviews have issues with what requests to ask the author. Several will ask the expected queries but barely ask inspiring requests, questions that would want to inspire a reader want to read more, that is what an interview is supposed to do; inspire, engage, and enlighten the readers. What will an interviewer do to inspire readers and engage their readers in an entertaining fashion? Herein lays the quandary that I will aim to address.

Authors enjoy the opportunity of being interviewed, I have to start the article off with that, but an author does not enjoy boring inquiries. You, as a interviewer already know that the author wants to talk about their latest project. That in its self should be part of your introductions. Have you ever watched an old Johnny Carson interviewing someone and Jack Paar for that matter? There was a couple of very good interviewers that engaged the interviewee as well as their audience. That is the way to have an interview.

 
Johnny Carson&039;s Famous Interview with Dolly... by tvnut

Consider the author first. Look into one of the stories or e books that they have written, and then pose questions about it. Not requests just about their books but about them, dig deep pull something out of them that is entertaining out, something funny, something inspiring moreover. Something that will make your readers laugh and be completely engaged in your interviews. That is what will bring your readers back to read your next interview and it is what will make the interviewee want more to do with you.

Below is a series of questions that I was asked once through an interview. I thought these were good questions so I am sharing them with you. But one thing I will suggest is to ask questions during a live chat that way you can dig deeper and fully engage all concerned. Save the Q & A and post that to your blog! Now you have something. Plus you can post it with a link back to your site at Book-Spot.com under author interviews.

Author Interview 1

Interview with Robert Ruisi: author of Dancing into the Fog

1. Describe in 5 words, your writing:

2. You say that you relish the smaller things in life. What things are you thankful for?

3. Why do you write?

4. How many books {have you written and in what genres|did you write|did you write and in what genres?

5. You write about topics that kids go through, like adoption. How did you research for this book and others you have written?

6. What is your favorite book and why?

7. Do you belong to any associations? If so, what ones and why?

8. What time do you get up and what do you eat for breakfast?

9. Who is your biggest coach?

10. What do you think about the publishing world today?

11. How do you think self-publishing has opened or shut doors for imaginative people?

12. Do you use a professional editor?

13. Where's the greatest place to get a good cup of coffee or tea in your community?

14. What is your writing course of action like? How do you start?

15. Are you a linear writer? Or do you jump all over?

16. Who was the most influence on you, for writing; a teacher, parent, or a sibling?

17. What is the one word describes you?

18. What is your aim to write in the future?

19. What books are you reading right now and who wrote them?

20. How do you sell your books? Which way works best?

21. Give 3 great pointers for new authors:

22. Any big news?

Author Interview 2

Robert, here's the requests.

What is the title of your latest book?

What style does your book fit under?

What actresses would you choose to play your characters in a movie rendition?

Do you have any good tips for authors seeking to break into the industry?

What is the summation of your book?

Will your story be self-published or traditional?

How much time did it take you to write the manuscript?

What other books would you relate this book to?

Who or What inspired you to write?

What else about your book might pique my reader's interest?

Please include the urls to your book, amazon page, facebook page, twitter username, etc.

To give live author interviews Book-Spot.com offers free live video services just for author interviews. To start your author interview, ask the author to meet up and ask as many people as you wish to watch. When the authors' interview is concluded, you can save the interviews' video feed and post it to the blog for others to seat back and enjoy the video feed of the author interview.

Position your interviews with back links to your blog at Book-Spot.com under anchor Book-Spot.com is the first of its kind. It is an aurthors' co-op providing free self-publishing, authors' book marketing and other free literary services to the literary community. Run on the clout of collective philosophies!

How to interview an author

How to hold author interviews from where they are or from Rome, Italy or somewhere else in the world can be difficult but there are a few tips available that are good to use for your interviews.

Most bloggers that start author interviews have difficulty with what questions to ask the author. Some will ask the basic requests but hardly ask intriguing inquiries, queries that would want to make a reader read further, that's what an interview is understood to do; inspire, engage, and enlighten the readers. What will an interviewer do to enlighten readers and engage their readers in an engaging style? This is the dilemma that I will address.

Authors love the opportunity of being interviewed, I have to start off with that, but an author doesn't enjoy boring requests. You, as a interviewer already know that the author wishes to talk about their latest book. That in its self should be part of your introductions. Did you ever watch Johnny Carson interviewing someone or Dick Cavett for that matter? There was a few truly great interviewers that engaged the interviewee as well as their audiences. That's the way to hold an interview.

 
Johnny Carson&039;s Famous Interview with Dolly... by tvnut

Research the author first. Look into one of the novels or ebooks that they have written, and then inquire questions. Not inquiries just about their books but about them, dig deep pull something out that is entertaining out, something funny, something inspiring as well. That will make any of your readers laugh and be completely engaged with your interviews. That is what will bring your readers back to read your next interview and it is what will make the interviewee want more to do with you.

Below is a series of inquiries that I was asked during an interview. I thought these were good questions so I am sharing them with you. But one thing I do suggest is to ask questions during a live video chat that way you can go deeper and fully engage all. Save the Q & A and post that to your blog! Now you've got something. Plus you can post it with a link back to your web blog at Book-Spot.com under author interviews.

Author Interview 1

Interview with Robert Ruisi: author of "The Unknown Stories anthology"

1. Describe your writing in 5 words:

2. You say that you value the smaller things in life. What items do you appreciate?

3. Why do you write?

4. How many books {have you written and in what genres|did you write|did you write and in what genres?

5. You write about topics that kids go through, like adoption. How did you research for this book and others you have written?

6. Which is your favorite book and why?

7. Do you belong to any associations? If so, which ones and why?

8. What time do you get up and what do you eat for breakfast?

9. Who is your biggest cheerleader?

10. What do you think about the publishing world today?

11. How do you think self-publishing has opened or shut doors for imaginative people?

12. Do you use a professional editor?

13. Where's the greatest location to get a great cup of Joe or tea in your town?

14. What is your writing procedure like? How do you start?

15. Are you a linear writer? Or do you jump all over?

16. Who was the best influence on you, in your past, for writing; a teacher, parent, or a sibling?

17. What one word describes you?

18. What is your hope for your writing in the future?

19. What books are you reading right now and who wrote them?

20. How do you sell your books? Which way works best?

21. Give 3 great tips for new writers:

22. Any major news?

Author Interview 2

Robert, here is the questions.

What is the title of your book?

What style does your book fall under?

Which actresses and actors would you choose to play your characters in a movie rendition?

Do you have any advice for authors seeking to have a break into the business?

What is the synopsis of your book?

Will your book be self-published or will you follow traditional publishing?

How much time did it take you to write the manuscript?

What other books would you relate this story to within your genre?

Who or What inspired you to write?

What else about your book might pique my reader's interest?

Be sure to include the urls to your book, amazon page, facebook page, twitter username, etc.

To hold live author interviews Book-Spot.com offers free live video chats for author interviews. To start your author interview, tempt the author to meet up and attract as many people as you wish to watch. When the authors' interview is completed, you can save the interviews' video feed and post it to the blog for others to seat back and enjoy the video feed of the author interview.

Publish your interviews with a link back to your blog at Book-Spot.com under anchor Book-Spot.com is the first of its kind. It is an aurthors' co-op providing free self-publishing, author book marketing and other free services to the literary community. Runs on the strength of collective philosophies!